Question for our FFLs

[japartridge]

OK, so a quick question for our FFL holders who have shops... I'm assuming that all of the employees in a gun store do not need to have an FFL... is this correct? If the employee does not hold an FFL, I'm assuming that they can sell a firearm, just cannot do the final sign-off on it?


Any help on this would be appreciated, as I'm strongly considering picking up a gig after my 8-5 at a local shop... they need better hours... I need extra $ for my gun habit, and my wife needs to leave me alone about the guns!

 

[DownByTheTracks]

The FFL is for the business, not individual employees. Think of it as an umbrella over the building, covering all employees to complete 4473s.

 

[japartridge]

The FFL is for the business, not individual employees. Think of it as an umbrella over the building, covering all employees to complete 4473s.

That's what I was thinking... just wanted to make sure!

for the quick response!

 

[Sig-Bandit]

When I sent in my paperwork for my FFL I had to list my employees who would be doing 4473's however I am the one responsible at the end of the day. We have set up our own system to check and double check the paperwork.

 

[Zimm1001]

When I sent in my paperwork for my FFL I had to list my employees who would be doing 4473's however I am the one responsible at the end of the day. We have set up our own system to check and double check the paperwork.

Ditto: The ATF made it clear I was responsible for all employees doing the paperwork and signing off.